Giuseppe Gattino Quotations

She was recorded ahead of the ceremony. Such a young child, it's difficult to send her (live) in such an event.

Obviously, you sell more tickets for a Winter Olympics in Switzerland than in Sicily. And since we have the euro and no border checks, it's normal to see more people coming from France than from Sicily, which is farther away.

There are still some problems of course, We have 5,500 (bus) runs per day. 15 or 20 have problems.

It depends on the events. It's true at some events there has not been much public. We are aware of it, but we're not particularly worried.

We have a very, very precise project which is related to no waste after the games.

This snow fall will help the Olympics, particularly by making the views prettier. It was not necessary because we have a program of artificial snow to ensure there's plenty for the games.

Everything is going fine. Last week we had sold 700,000 tickets and now we have a total of 789,000, so it is going very well. In the last two weeks, we have seen an explosion of passion.

Everything is going fine. Last week we had sold 700,000 tickets, and now we have a total of 789,000, so it is going very well. In the last two weeks, we have seen an explosion of passion.

The track is challenging. It is not particularly risky.

Almost five million viewers for curling, in a country like Italy where football is the favorite sport, is completely unexpected.

It's typical for Italians to do things at the last minute. We are also keeping back tickets to be sold on the spot.

It's not just soccer. There's basketball and volleyball. Everything is going on. It's a competition. The Olympic Games should be seen in a wider sense.

It's not easy to take a lot of days off in a row. We should never forget that we have 175 sports events in 17 days. It's impossible to have all the events fully crowded.

It's up to them to decide if any precautionary measures must be put in place. They will let us know if they want us to give specific information to the athletes. At the moment there are no cases in Piedmont.

It's up to them to decide if any precautionary measures must be put in place.

They will let us know if they want us to give specific information to the athletes.

If you reduce it too little then there's no visible change, if you reduce it too much you risk extinguishing it. It's not the same as using a burner at home.

The concrete attitude toward the environment is more important then symbolic gestures.